Carlos Sainz says Ferrari only had the sixth-quickest car in Formula 1's Dutch Grand Prix, considering his drive to fifth one of his best of the season.
"I know at some point it looked that we even could fight for a podium but the reality is that when the race was settled when you look at our pace we were just nowhere.
"So, we have to be happy and proud of well executed P5. Obviously not happy with the feeling of the car and how much I struggled out there today.Carlos Sainz, Ferrari SF-23, leaves his pit boxSainz says Ferrari nailed the many strategy calls the team had to make, an area of the team that has come under fire in recent years.
"And even the pace at the beginning of the race on new intermediates was really good, and as the race settled down in mixed conditions I was quick, but when the race settled down, we were just not back to our normal pace.
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